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WOOT SEQUEL DUE OUT THIS YEAR!!!! ^_^
I really didn't like the ending, so I'm glad it's going to continue.
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Sequel
Main article: Darker Than Black: Ryūsei no Gemini
A document containing information about Bones staff and production details, was leaked onto the Japanese filesharing site uploader.jp, within the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet format, on July 2008.[19] Among other details, including confidential contact information in regards to Bones staff members, it revealed that a second Darker than Black and Fullmetal Alchemist series was in production and were being directed by Tensai Okamura and Yasuhiro Irie respectively.[19] This information regarding Fullmetal Alchemist, which had never been previously released, was later proven to be true on January 2009.[19] In an official statement posted on Bones' official website, co-founder and president Masahiko Minami claimed that the document was not released by the studio themselves but by an unnamed third-party. In a later statement, Minami also stated in regards to the two new series, "It hasn't been decided yet. We are interested in doing them. As original science-fiction works, they were extremely fascinating. With these kinds of dramatic story lines, I feel that there's a lot we could do potentially."[20] Six months later, however, the second series for Fullmetal Alchemist was confirmed to be in production with Yasuhiro Irie as director, thus confirming the document's validity.[19] The second Darker than Black series was confirmed in the 12th issue of Square Enix's Young Gangan Magazine.[21] In the 14th issue of Young Gangan, the title was revealed as Darker than Black: RyÅ«sei no Gemini (DARKER THAN BLACK-æµæ˜Ÿã®åŒå-, DÄkÄ Zan Burakku -RyÅ«sei no Gemini-?, lit. "Darker than Black: Gemini of the Meteor"). The sequel began airing in October 2009 and ended in December 2009.[22] At Anime Expo 2010, Funimation Entertainment announced that they licensed the second season and will be released in 2011.[23]
Main article: Darker Than Black: Ryūsei no Gemini
A document containing information about Bones staff and production details, was leaked onto the Japanese filesharing site uploader.jp, within the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet format, on July 2008.[19] Among other details, including confidential contact information in regards to Bones staff members, it revealed that a second Darker than Black and Fullmetal Alchemist series was in production and were being directed by Tensai Okamura and Yasuhiro Irie respectively.[19] This information regarding Fullmetal Alchemist, which had never been previously released, was later proven to be true on January 2009.[19] In an official statement posted on Bones' official website, co-founder and president Masahiko Minami claimed that the document was not released by the studio themselves but by an unnamed third-party. In a later statement, Minami also stated in regards to the two new series, "It hasn't been decided yet. We are interested in doing them. As original science-fiction works, they were extremely fascinating. With these kinds of dramatic story lines, I feel that there's a lot we could do potentially."[20] Six months later, however, the second series for Fullmetal Alchemist was confirmed to be in production with Yasuhiro Irie as director, thus confirming the document's validity.[19] The second Darker than Black series was confirmed in the 12th issue of Square Enix's Young Gangan Magazine.[21] In the 14th issue of Young Gangan, the title was revealed as Darker than Black: RyÅ«sei no Gemini (DARKER THAN BLACK-æµæ˜Ÿã®åŒå-, DÄkÄ Zan Burakku -RyÅ«sei no Gemini-?, lit. "Darker than Black: Gemini of the Meteor"). The sequel began airing in October 2009 and ended in December 2009.[22] At Anime Expo 2010, Funimation Entertainment announced that they licensed the second season and will be released in 2011.[23]
WOOT SEQUEL DUE OUT THIS YEAR!!!! ^_^
I really didn't like the ending, so I'm glad it's going to continue.
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